You need to join the tables. There has to be a field in both tables that
has the same data like client id. Is there such a field?
--Katrina
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Katrina Chapman
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Ameriquest Mortgage
Shawn Regan
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Subject: OT: joining tables
05/02/00
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hey people,
i'm doing a join in this query:
SELECT CLIENTS.CLIENT_NAME, PRODUCTS.PRODUCT_NAME, CATEGORY.CAT_ID,
CATEGORY.CATEGORIES
FROM CLIENTS, PRODUCTS, CATEGORY
WHERE CLIENTS.CLIENT_NAME='#session.client#'
I have only one record in the database right now for testing. so there is
only one client. But this query keeps pull out the one client as two
different clients.
I can't figure it out.
Shawn Regan
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- OT: joining tables Shawn Regan
- Re: joining tables Deanna L. Schneider
- RE: joining tables Jeff Beer
- KChapman

